Review: La Belle Sauvage by Philip Pullman
The first in a new trilogy, La Belle Sauvage is as a prequel to the iconic His Dark Materials series. If you haven’t given the original series a whirl, let […]
Review: Witch King by Martha Wells
Martha Wells’ latest fantasy offering suffers from comparison to her wildly popular Murderbot Diaries novellas. If you’re looking for more of the dry wit and solid characterization that Wells’ is […]
Mini-Reviews: Shadow of the Fox & Traitor’s Blade
The Shadow of the Fox is the series opener for a YA fantasy story inspired by Japanese legends – and feudal Japanese history. Three very different teenagers find their fates […]
Review: The Foxglove King by Hannah Whitten
The Foxglove King introduces a world of fallen gods, a corrupt monarchy and priesthood, and the death magic that connects them all. Lore is a young woman with a secret. […]